Framingham Man Arrested For Attempted Murder Held Without Bail

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FRAMINGHAM – A Framingham man arrested early Monday morning, January 9, after gunshots were fired, and charged with attempted murder was found to be “dangerous” after a hearing, according to Middlesex District Attorney’s Office spokesperson Sarah Lamson.

Mass State Police SWAT & Framingham Police arrested Mario Brown, 35, at a Main Street apartment in Framingham on January 9, after Brown “discharged a firearm” near the victim’s head after 10 p.m. on January 8.

The victim, a woman, told Police Brown “shoved the barrel of the gun in her mouth,” according to court documents SOURCE obtained.

Brown then barricaded himself in the Main Street apartment, along with the victim’s young child, until the Massachusetts State Police SWAT team took him into custody just after 3 a.m on Monday, January 9.

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Brown was charged with attempted murder, assault & battery with a firearm, assault & battery on a family/household member, possession of a firearm in felony, possession of a firearm without a firearm identification card, possession of ammunition with out a firearm identification card, and discharge of a firearm within 500 feet of a building, according to court documents.

Brown was “held for 120 days” after a dangerousness hearing, said the Middlesex County DA’s office.

His next court date is Tuesday, February 14.

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